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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Besrcx. April f2-The boot snd shoe
f-m OF Hum & Russeil. Us FsderaI-st.. as
signed to.ias. with Liabilities rebsrted at
f4.ltslo. sssefs unknown.
Paov1pzxcr. r. J.. April i3-rrhe Legs
iafure stands Senate->ixteen Democrats
twenty Republiracs. House r 0rty- y-one
Democrats. tweEtv- -nine Repuhi.csns. one
ProhibiHonist ard enc representative 10 De
cnosec.
ST. LSuss. April IA special from Fort
Gibson. /. A.. sa7s. tMr Blaine Is stil iln-
proving. Hs vas much refreshed this
morning. aIlsr A good nights rsst, and Is
gsining strength rspisiy.
BosraS. Aprii f3.--Fhe Railroad Commis-
son vii maze thsir report apon the kos-
nndale acrident - the LegisiasVre Instead
81 IL the usual manner. fhe report VII
contain some recommendation regarding
proposed legislation.
Gs1rxsrax. Tex. April f3--The long
dronrhs ia Western Texss Vas broken o. a
hearF rsin-fsll est night The Fsln wss
seserzl ant Il a chcoxhs thar il Vii prevent
snv further loss q stc<k snd damage 70
crops N thai section.
sr. Iorrs. 10. April IA coiors,f Bsp-
~ eTaiixel = ~ the name q williams
who has been hoidinx revival meeling Ia
Deeofo. No. afncuR ais colorei brethren,
49, tsksn fron his bcnse b. HFe mssEef
ueu lssk nizhf and nnnsx<szzs.zv >zsl.n
go h1skoxg sslz~e~A
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

PARkassnrRe. " Va. April IA terri
bic aocldeni occurred shout O'Clock lssl
evening oa the Ohio River Road. near
Willow 1rovs. six uliies below Assenswsea
Jfhn Holden OF Belpou. Ohio. inaiv1ed
AGED about a. years. was sailea Joe Hsess@
laDoFsr, 81 Clifton. NJ. Va. wss else
kilieo, Robert ivsns, engineer. of Chilli.
coths. was badly injured aud may rot fe
cover aud sesesi others were nors of isss
seriously injured. h Nss consFuoiio D
train and The tender jnmpea lhs track
throwing tie osrs over bant-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Essr sAs1Ssw. AEril 13-Stsgtinr TIE
sslf blocks for tAs seAson naturally Increases
TIE anxiety q he vslisy szitrnskers for de
covering rneeas - 0ve-e0use 80 trssszst
rates 81 shipmsaf eh5rh, ua5sr the fa.sr-
Sszte Cofe rfsxte Az. sre Alrsost pro- fsi-
tory Salt = seliiaz - s. fe1fs 4 carrst
sa1 81 c<1ts. tss freight ct.arrsd - - iee<s
r6skes tke oso1f fee ih< faz1 kse-nrsr hsr3
T. EnS HfVoo4 Csieaxs wesf ar1 s.fffk
10 fases AsTe yst bsea setf5sd - sd no-
H.ss4 sses1s to kneW 0tsf sasy T5a -
fresi6snf FDrt - 10 Ssii Aesozfst ~ hes
refafned ffsn falta<e. sns seTs ~ axs tre
h2iIq "a xs6 IL - 1aatstF 81 fsEi3hts Ihe
fn3nEfsffe ~iA eee&aot 81 -oss ssek
ss.t here fiza ek5 = fo4ne ~ shipsfax 4
% pkieA tie Ssit sszecfsssoa osn dspena
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

MADISON. Wis. April i3.-The Assembly
today concurrei in the Senate bill making
stock aud grain gambling by options, puts
and calls. and other similar methods Q mis-
demeanor. Punishable by fine and impris-
onnent The bill. as originally prepared.
was directed against bucket shops. As il
has passed II makes gambling by chambers
OF COR n cree boards OF trade. and BY other
means Of fictitious contracts for buying or
selling stocks. bends. grain. pork or pro-
duce of any Kind misdemesnor. punish
able bY a tine not exceeding $500 or less
than 800 for the first ofense. and for the
second, six months imprisonment IN sddi-
ton 10 the above line. 1t is thought the
Governor viii veto the bill.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

sspALIA. No. April i3.-The jury in the
- e Of W. H. Hamilton. charged with
srscking a Missouri Pacific train last
March, returned a verdict. after sixteen
minutes elaboration. Of not guilty. A
positive slioi was proven The case srsins'
Fred Page. q prominent official in the X. of
L.. and az one tine the iesiinz Democratic
candidate Tor Mayor Of Ssdslis. was next
faxsn ap. His trist will not be concluded
before t0norrov night. The general beliel
- that all sir az them arrested on the tran
wreckiax charge will De acquitted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

PHiLkDrrfBIs. April is.--Tbe schooner
Parker Is. Hooper. which iefi Hsvsns for
New York February 26. Is supposed % have
been lost She had crew Of ten nssn.
under Capt. John HARNESS. The schooner
Henry y May, from Fsrdinandis Nsren :
for philadelphia. has not bten hesfd fr0m
since March 3. when she was spoken shor.
Of io05 and partly disabled. Tier crew u
six men we're commanded BY Capt. Robert
sorrss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

PI1Tsrtao. April is.-J. W. fershs q
freight conductor on the fiiisbore cipan.
nssi a 81 Louis rsairosd, wss ssfss,ro in
West NirRlnis snd hroaehf ~ this fliy
There afe mas charges - fs1bbcfy heslnst
hsn Two nlea, eifing fbeif usioss 81
Joseph Stephenson and john tmIib ~
Youngstown. %. were sFrsnte8 a. HsaFef
Fails. Pa. last night They afe sat,,,aae5
10 belong ic the train fobhinf fsnf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

LoxooS. April IA Vienns special to-
night declares that the interview OF Prince
lsb4nod. Russian Am oassador TO Austria
and Count Kslnoky was Of an sminently
peaceful sad satisfactory character. Rus
sla disDiays a strong desire 70 arrive A. =
fresh understanding with Austria on the
basis OF the recogni ton Of the respective
spheres Of action OF the two countries Ia the
Balkans. in order 20 tree her hands for sn
uninterrupted r-soraptiOn OF expansion IA
Asia Count Nalnoky received Prince La
baroffs proposals cordially. and IN Vienna
hops are generally entertained that war
between Russia and Austria may be
avoided
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

MosRs, H.. April i3-In the Nichols
murder trial. after examination Of a num-
ber Of witnesses in rebuttal. among them
Chief OF Police Murray. of Joliet. who tssti-
fed thai Daniel DrInkworth. the voluntary
witness from FFseTcrt. bad never told him
anything sSout seeing two suspicious char
actsrs. The prosecution announced that
eli their evidences was in and court al
i0grned ill tomorrow. Jndze Wing VIII
make the opening argument tOaofrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

FA1L RIvEs April i3.-Thrss bones. tbs
right Lex below the knee with the foot. a
thigh bone, and the peigis bone sawed o9.
we're fouud burned and blsckensd in fas
vard ola Mrs. Wilbur on Parchass-st. th s
morning. The bones are evidently those ol
a vounr woman The rides are Ia the
hsnis 81 the police. Who are trying 70 dnd
ont where they CAME fro=a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14


Where the Interstate Law WORKS Well.
WssHiseros, April lS.-one noticeable
effect Of the operation Of the Interstate
Commerce law is falling off in the num-
Der of personal applications for appoint
msnts at the various departments in Wash
ington. and Of visiting delegations to urge
appointments and press the claims of indi-
vidaAis. An Interior Department official
said today thai the withdrawal OF railroad
passes has pretty edcctually stopped the
coming Of cslsxs'ions and OF individuals
10 urge appointments and press claims hero.
Before the Interstate law went into effect
there was not day passed that we did not
have individuals here for one purpose or
another. They would come from. the Pacific
coast and far North, bat now since free
passes have been cancelled we don't have
any such callers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

PHiLsnxLFafs. April iS-Tds ferry boat
Atlanta belonging 10 the Camden 8 Allan
tic Failroed. while tied I'D az her Sip in
a short tine was burned TO the water 3
edge. The boat had inst made her isst trip.
None Of tAe employees we're Oh b0aEi Loss
s55 90 The origin of TIE ere . naknoS0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
TWENTY DaoMNsn.


rte~aset rest tsl<EIsx
f1sfs ATFll ESs--i.steF dispatches iFoA
Dispgs show ths sissnainE Il tiss fscksl
trous than a. hrEf reported The xesss -
noe completely snbmsrgea sDe slll ooubl
less prove 90 hs foiai wrtck II - noe
arosnes sne a n fesrsa thai llas. fiEafs
does noi represent the whole nnsaheF oi
lives lost
PkEls Aprli I3.--9'hs Captain of fks Vic
toria ssyf the hrsl soai lowered after fhs
ship sirnck was tilsa with psssongefs, ths
tnosi 81 whom were wosuea. The boei
ospsizeo and onls l0Df Of 10 oocupsnlf
wefe rescued. Ths other boats seFs r,ofe
successfully handled and reached the nkofs
IN safety Il IL nov known that twenty
persons were drowned
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
AnpsEhkNz

The G0lden Opera Company presented the
"Nikaior at Redmond's last night before a
ixrs snd apprecisfive s1dienes. Richard
0oldsa's Ko-Ke being immensely fanny.
The company appeared 70 good sdpsntsgs
snd gh< performances wss entirely s&tieisc-
tory Tonight. 'CAinses 81 Normandy.
card and despite the counter sttFsotions The
Wontsriand i rseked - every perform
sace. Edwin Arden = capable scfor, fhe
sempany IS strone and The drama one OF the
best ever seea n tke city
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
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feeaseza nelt@ss kses1ses~t
ftfk<sEse. Pa. AFfi IA Al ss eaessA
tbs sseeasx nEs bseke eai "a ths fs4rte
aoef 81 -. 80 i5bsrts e. os'eex * - +.
II ktaz sno oeearssd - neness Efes.
siholssAle eonsmissiea msFeAkets 1he
nanes sefe oon6He1 - tks fsaFtb eooF
~hle1 sas niiea sith sbspRtng ssses. texez
znd Aaskets TIE lzsss - 4e&ssfs hfes =
estlGaate1 st ss.o..a fslIlx ia-9red Aa e34
Liberty = oesapist - Stevenson s ca.
roFk fs4exers. as Casalafe& ~ ffs. esl
lbslr Stock wss damsss1 - wsteF Aeoat
tf4U faiiy insare4. Ao. 81. Egs. saa
foarh neors oeeapiet - g Nslt.sf.
cheese snd dries fruits. stock eSHsked
$40 ss9 iasuret for ssls}0 ". Martha.
second door. tobacco aud ssssrs SEEK czfn-
azed ~ 90 insursd fnita aeaF o<enfie<i
bY hsDaer Exlr2ct tomEaay. soss $50 IN
scTed-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

GLtssoH. April iA-fns ltt Hon Joseph
Cham5erialn, Radical u. p. for Birming-
han, whiie en route q AR was met by |.
e.oBd at Kiimarnock who insisted on =
spssch. Ancr repeated de1nalds Mr.. Caan-
beslain complied. Ia the eo1sse OF his re-
marks 1e said. io- the drst tine IA rs hia-
tory the Liberal party 3zs allied ., men
whose nanfs were stained With blood and
4a0 we're assisting % 0bstrCct the proceed.
inss of tae Parliament. His Jni0cist views
Win regard % ths Government of Ireland.
he declared. were unsitered. Daring his
speech he Nas frequsnly interra pted. and
Il 9as n0ted that gne hisses were generally
lauder than the cheers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Nrw YonK. kpril It-The steamship
'.FlamboroGeh.r of tie cushec Inc. arrived
today from Bermuda With Capt. Miller and
twelve men from the sbsadened sfesnhsr
sarsxo.sa which foundered sE sea On March
IS. co her voyage froTa BsiEinsore 70 Port
Anfnfue. Tana.ica a nunsber Of he res
cned crew EFF foF thsi fihomes ia Bslgimore
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Ross. April iS.--Csrdsnsl e.oboas VII
leave Rome on MondAg fsr Ionasn. vksrs
be goes - eor al With CsrdiAsl Nsn1i1e
upon q1eslif as connected wifa TIE knieazs
& Labor. . Sc Congregation 81 shs >Akr@f
CsiIsgr D. decia<d IL Ave- ef fSe rsessni-
tion or = kAizhss 81 IsSoT "a scs318sncs
v.kA as TsyoEt q Cszdlasl G.sbonA
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

f0sDov, April l3.-Parls specials to-
night report without remark =
large number Of additional remov-
as Of municipal oaieiaA in Aisacs-Lor-
rains BY Imperial authority and the sD-
poiotment Of Imperial saieisis chiefly
0eFmanized Alsatlans. "a the vacant posts
The names and places. a-aoanting in num-
Der 20 upwards OF seventy. where these
changes have already been effected. are
given. The ecclesiastical authorities are
stated TO be wiling 10 have German become
q compulsory study IN th's educational es-
tabiisbuents of The church, bat resist the
attempt % establish German In place Of the
frencn As the Official language OF the
priests and teachers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Roxr. April lS.-The faafsifa SAYS the
Poge has caused a cirrulsr litter 20 be
written 20 the cafhoiis bishops OF The vsfi-
ous dioceses in the Empire Of Germany I'd.
monlshing them 20 exercise ihe utE0tt
care in avoiding connection with party
questions and 20 be particularly careful 20
give the German Oofernnicnf no pretfat
Tor complaint against themselves or the
church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

MAn2esEie oAsa. a ssril -. A he uassi-
inT ~ asisesses IT flss 0hle ssiass isAses
an4 Akfon. ntlo. sFte s1nilste4. aoseastk
eleAf eiubs inelUans toiNmpos t&Qef
vile. eseu hessilie ksnapeks. AAsslisia
eaa n beeliax Delegates llosn eseh lssses
.eFe present A coss aGltiss ~sk spPelnl18
sa assks Bn tas scheduse ~ihieh vii l.Ceb
a1ly As cslu1,.sisa ~ nosa totaoffes
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

sroUx CrT. Is.. April ts-s F. Lynn
closed his argument 70 The jury IN the Had
s,ck trial this nooa snd vas followed ~
County Attorn~y Msrsh. Mr.. Pendisfoa
wiH srgsls s5r tina &efsase tsnlorTo. and
ax. D O'CoanslI VIII cI1ss for tie state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

ttssss.st s. ga ftst-R<- 49,
MssevEsrs Apfii a. fha afternoon 81
Eiss Mag.lsieile. ilaoEhlen a 8etoasEsn
halfway MS horribly snii@se1 81 At1is@
ssraaae he dlsd 81 ciock he VAS IN
married aud resided ~ this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

LoSooS. April IA special from Ber -
% London paper tonight states tbas tie
Car has entertained uunbsr OF lss a.
ogarian refugees implicated in 80 sceat
rsinx agzins. fns Bulgarian gova.E -AsnI e.
lurcheoa a. Garschfna.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

~ xs>.zsss ss>ese-
kstsaAeoo. April Having heea
frozra eat of the proposed route isosa
iansing e. 1rsnd Rapids bs tue n. l. 4
\ trsrs lsaynton. baeksd b. syudlosls.
nos proposes 10 build fosd frosn hssunss
Il l,owr..
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

IoSDox. April l3.--Ths Tagtlafi has in
Formation from good source that N. Neli-
doE the Euss:an Ambassador at CONSTANT
nopie. has called on t1e Porte 30 take meas
uies. as sczsrain Of Bulgaria. 70 restore or
der ia thas c0urtry. and that vigorous
sction en- the part Of Turkey IS imminent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

LoSDoS. AprI iS.--Tks American Lega-
ton has ssns a conmanic2tion 10 the press
saying that TIE sistcfoeug published yesteF-
Gay that President Cleveland would open
the American exhibition BY telegraph on
the Oh of next mouth - erroneous and thar
neither has shs President or Government OF
he United States any connsctiOn whatever
Wita The ex 1i iniison.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Nara Cal. April ia bsre-knuckle
prize feht took place here issi night be-
bet~een Tbos. Wagner and EIijsh Waters
In the iirs; roubd. blow or Waiter. bead
caused him 20 fall unconscious. He c0e ~
Lot oe revived and esed this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

L0spoS, April t5.-Tae PEnelises have
issued az urgent whie tor fall site siance
on Monday nsxt. when q division on The
second rsalling Of the Coercion oili i ex-
r.e-fef
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

ss i.ovls. April iS.~1 III. Redmonds
honse. one nils south - fhis village. burned
al 1 clock today. Tie oontenss were onis
partially saved. Loss s. so insofed ios
$500 Ths ere caught ffam a defeeiivs hus
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
MICHIGAH'S CAPITAL
Governor MacDonalds Ban
quet and Reception
TIE TEIT Ga0Is BILL DHAIEl
nss:inx % tie State B0sre ef fssslsh
DIR. sssehaa's wanasrf0i Oiscos-
eriss Mi bs - Gcest lFnpors-
sncs fe bsoy Farmers.

ss.Ass.,s - - ssssss>s .sss..s
LANsns. AtGa l5.-0ey. MseDonalas
bzBquss Ard reception. wh.cA il nox pfne-
tieasly enGea af tie i.ansiag nouss las seea
the TAX in L&rxias society Cor be Fsass
week sa5 Il pF0ved even IaoFe = = success
than the most sAnx0iae 4aassrsf ~ tie
wealthy northesnsr aae aptielpssssi. 1aeFs
we're nsny noled peap.e IN sttendsacf.
Spell orchestra wss present fsoa Detroit
sad disc 4Fsea enhancing masit, and ne
banquet sas select xnd elteTtzial8g 80 both
stomach aud iuteiisct
The banquet wss opened st about . =. IA.
with pra1ef ~ A ~. Neslfski aud = en-
she haite yisnas had been discussed tie
fo'o .ag tossis were ADnoNnosd al.a re-
So se1 70. Assistant Senate Clerk Royce,
A. q - tosztloesEef.
Neie0Be .-..-..-.....- .tAnse> -. Nee1etsta
'f0ir worth i w&rraag ief YoaF Nelooale
-IGeSTees winds wni>sie tasssgh ny piacs.
Aud riches giliief ~ ihy miaes
TIE Legs af4re ..........s... fHs A. o. 2
10 ssTesn in>,ia, iask< yoIF esnpifs hoiisis e
u uhssssoase lzes
thr t,ascfslsr lar Ha1i.e.t
=. a f..,s over lreesaeu sbousa himself IA lfss
The I.aw ....-.......-....... iasass \ a3ml.Dsii
"i.ei 81. eapsidef t6s seasans - the ssss
Fog noghing Il Lars tne ls soi re4aoss
The Press s..............-... j. ". ss.asings
'.rhis y true 1oeFsy, whsn fneiofn n.cn.
Having q advise tae fs0blie nay sieak Tree.
The Psilpit t................... n. ~. 1homfsoa
.'iisc 10 explain the doctrine bs tby ili',
Cur Homes. ..........t tserTiEt , niekefas
Absence makes she heart gEon foa1el.
The Iadies. 5000. .......... " BatscoS 4
Wanting uosaen the world weala b. pss.e''
our Constituents y IL Nass'..
'ln the multitude OF co0nseliors there - ssfst5.
The Approufia:ions ... r. ~ Hssiord
'-Our countrY welfare / ouf nfsf c1nceffi-
Oddities Ia Legislation }aIfe l. lffssfnsu
- wad syfne power the gltis gie va.
To see ourselves as Others see IA.
The G0fnaa Bill. What = ifF.....-js1nes 3 Sofmsn
'hucD viii occasion smile upon oiiT wishes
And give the isrluTe 81 suspcnse pefiodr
The 4. P--Hcr Men. Niuts and Mnefais-.....
....-.....C .Chaulsceg ". NisDer
"Rich with fhe gilts ofnSiore'
The Lieutenant Governor. ...-..- ....i. W hahook
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

LssSDos. April iS--fhe statement is gwen
ouf Ia ofltciai circles thas ths Marquis Of
Harrington Nill return 70 Load0n especial
~ 70 vote for the second reading of the
crimes btll
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
NARI,Irn.

G&E20N-Br R7-1sFfIi g. a. fsle re- denre -
TIE brides patests, 1877 y Hce5vse8 -s~e Detrrsfi
Nsfh.. q. Van EieTe faSen. ef fhs titf. sla1
Cora b. Bur1
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Kalamazoo small boys devote their fins
20 spesFiag fross and reap good prohfs On
their work They seA - froEa forrg 20
&xfg cenfs dozen, with their pzais oa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

0nkss1, April ls.--Two hundred and
sixty persons. suspected of completely IN
revolutionary plcts scre arrested here on
Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

LoxDoS. April t3.-In consequence main
~. IL Is understood. OF impending French
and American mediation or Intervention
ths Admiralty. acting under Instructions
from the Soreign OLace. have cancelled the
order foe yhe born ba-dment Of Hsyti. The
British Government have consented TO
defer action pending friendly discussion Of
the rival cla.mgsof tie subjects Of the re-
spectivs countries whose interests are in
VOWED
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

A bin which has been the occasion OF
widespr notoriety over the State came
up in the House committee OF the wbQle
this morning for discussion. IL was Capt.
Manlys bill 20 regulate the uniformity OF
text BOOKS in pahllc schools throughout the
State and the distribution OF the SAME. and
TO repeal all statutes and acts contraven'ng
the provisions of this act The School
Boards OF oil the large cities. particularly
Grand Rapids and Detroit considered the
matter and put in strong protests against
the bill Capt. Manly made an able aud
very long argument in favor Of iis passage.
bat the bin was defeated Ar. kille2n pre-
scented protest from the Board Of Edu-
cation OF Grand Rapids and offered an
amendment e1empting Grand Rapids from
The provisions OF the bill.
The meeting of the State Board o, Health
for 1887 was one OF considerable import
adce The most important communication
presented was verbal report by Dr.
Vaughan of his Investigations into the
mysterious principles aud terrible Efforts OF
pyrotoxicon. fhe doctor. as most people
know, has made experiments upon pigs
and other organisms with this cheese poison.
and has at last found so accurately the
chemical Ingredients of Il and their proper
tons that be can make u by.Syntbeticaily
ull40bk tDtrS tttt4fStaNHt f@tt@- - f'-af
ments have also been .nade 10 learn, II pos
sible. the relation Of this deadly poison to
the germ or principle which occasions
cholera infantum. Or. Vaughan claims
that the 1000 children annually sisngh-
tered in this state by this disease de from
the effects Of pyrofoxicon III milk, and he
has evolved prescription which p0ssesses
the power to rem der this poison in milk in
ocQogs.
Dr. kellogg. of the Ba tile Creek Ssnitari-
um. read a paper on the Disposal Of bx-
cretia and sewage in Jsils." and was IN
srucied to prepare a brief treatise On gaso-
line. the dangers attending its use and tie
best methods Of employing and storing n.
Dr. kellogg will visit Chicago and examine
the systems Of cisposing Of sewage there 80
as TO extend the report made ~ this session
Of the Board.
The bulk Of the Senate session was
held in committee Of the whole discussion
Of the House resolution TO send joint CON-
mittee 20 Coidgaier 20 investigate The re-
port Of the Board Ct Controls 0f the charges
against Superintendent Foster. Of the state
Public school. The senate killed the re-
solution.
II is expeciei that the Grand Rapids
charter amendments vili come up in the
Senate tomorrow. Vigorous work IS being
done against them. Dgt they viii probably
pass- VeiSiNN
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
POPULAR,
46--CAKAL-ST.4f1

So well srf we ssiixtiei with or sDf-
cess that we concluded - keef os fhs
Onr-fouF d or gsie fof q short tinss
lorgsr. Noie some of euf pficas.
$500 Fin- Pfenxh Ki6 Ladies boes,
turned. I q s,Hl. e3.7b.
$3.50 Hsn6.sufned f-aeiet' Shoes g.
FRENCH Nd. Curse kid on Doneols.
ia off. obiy e3.3e. Tnis shoe re-
tsiis ev-fywnefs - eb0o
- 90 IA ane turned 8iscss O. 32r5
Our So 20 Line ~ Cpfso Nd Ffsnth
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National Republican., 1887-12-20

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-National Lodge, No. 12, Masonic
Temple; Lafayette, II. A. Chapter, No. s. Ma
sonic Temple; Washington 4. A. Chapter, No.
9, Navy Yard: Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
1907 G street northwest.
20. o. F...-washinRton Lodge, No. Q. Odd
Fellows Hall; Golden Rule, No. 81, Odd Fell
lows Hall.
Knights of Pythias-Decatur, No. o. High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. II, Penn.
sylyania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Germania, No 10, 600 Z Street northwest; Oc-
casa, No. IS. coo street northwest; Webster
No. Z, Vernon Hall. New York avenue and
Seventh street northwest.
I. o. of R.-Auacostia, No. 1888, Haynes
Hall, Anacosta Capital, No. Sc, McCauley's s
Hail. 200 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
10. G. T.-Minnehaha, No. l, Hilton Hall,
Seventh and d streets; Morning Star, No. 3,
923 L street; Clements, No. o, Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast.
Order of the Iron IIall-Branch No. $40, st.
Cloud building. corner of Ninth and + streets.
10. Il. M.-Seneca, No. IL, X. of p. Hall
Thirteen-and.a-half and L streets northwest.
A; j. of H.-Godstein, No. p, lie Droit
Building.
/. o. M.-Columbia. No. ], Grand Army
Hall, Seventh and l. streets northwest.
Knights of the Golden Eagle-Jyrus Castle,
No. /, Elks' Hall, 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.